Lets hope the fans give him a night to remember, lots of great memories of Barry, he enjoyed himself the night we won the first division and his goal against Motherwell in the cup gets further out every time it's mentioned.

We've got BARRY BARRY BARRY BARRY WILSON ON THE WING.............ON THE WING

The game was so enjoyable,

It was a good way to see the players you don't normaly see.

I was impressed with Esson and Djebi-Zadi

Is there any highlights?

One thing that did annoy me was they didn't even take up 1 well known player.

4,000 folk obviously couldn't find the stadium on Saturday then

Aye, exactly. Where were they all on Saturday afternoon ?

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4,000 folk obviously couldn't find the stadium on Saturday then

Aye, exactly. Where were they all on Saturday afternoon ?

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Amazing how many will turn up when its ?15 for an adult or ?40 for 2 adults and 2 children :018: The fact that it was a testimonial for a respected player also helps ;)

Lets hope the fans give him a night to remember, lots of great memories of Barry, he enjoyed himself the night we won the first division and his goal against Motherwell in the cup gets further out every time it's mentioned.

We've got BARRY BARRY BARRY BARRY WILSON ON THE WING.............ON THE WING

haha we beat the scousers 5-0

hes big hes round hes worth a million pound.... bobby mann!! bobby mann!!

Barry is the millenium man!

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Barry certainly is the millenium man. He scored the last goal in the last millenium and the first goal in this mellenium.

On the back of this game the Liverpool X1 played a Hamilton X1 last night, here is the news from the Hamilton website. http://www.acciesfc.co.uk/

HAMILTON 1-2 LIVERPOOL

Accies fielded an extremely experimental side for this game and it was the Liverpool Reserve team that came away with a victory. Manager Billy Reid played no fewer than 5 trialists from the start, with another coming into the action after the break. None of the team that won at Inverness started the game, although several of the top team squad were involved. The good news for Accies was that David Elebert played the full 90 minutes as he continues to gain fitness.

Liverpool opened the scoring with a first half header from centre half Ronald Huth that looped over Accies 'keeper Sean Murdoch. Accies equalised in the second half with a smartly taken goal by Joel Thomas and he nearly scored the winner from a tight angle after rounding goalkeeper Martin Hansen but his shot hit the post. Accies spent the bulk of the second half on top of the game, but it was a Liverpool substitute who won the game for his team after rounding Sean Murdoch near the end.

This was a good exercise for Accies and a chance for several of the fringe players and trialists to catch Billy Reid's eye.

Bear in mind, we also played plenty of part time players and youngsters at various stages of the game.

' Bear in mind, we also played plenty of part time players and youngsters at various stages of the game.'

More like old farts and youngsters Mun, but it must be disappointing for 'Pool eh, to come up to sort the jocks out and get a humping and a lucky win.

Amazing how many will turn up when its ?15 for an adult or ?40 for 2 adults and 2 children

Indeed. Going to Saturday's game would have been far better value for money.

Edited August 21, 200817 yr by RiG

Was Benitez there?

No it was Gary Ablett, Reserve Team Manager.

And the Liverpool no. 6 spoke about earlier is Jay Spearing, real star of the future remember the name

Were you there Tom?

Thought I saw ya but it was someone in full liverpool gear, flags n all so thought it couldn't have been...